Příklady rhythmically

• Certainly they are shorter and more syllabic, but when note values are quartered they look just as elaborate rhythmically.

• For rhythmically complicated tracks, a dancer must be able to step on the eighth-note, or sometimes even sixteenth-note.

• Ichnofossils and ichnofabrics in rhythmically bedded pelagic/hemi-pelagic carbonates: recognition and evaluation of benthic redox and scour cycles.

• The aim is to produce something which is rhythmically monotonous and repetitive; a 'sustaining' background of brisk, cheerful but unobtrusive music.

• Again, flaser-bedded siltstones and finegrained sandstones alternate rhythmically.

• With step-time, there is no need to perform rhythmically.

• Cross-metric accents (through oddnumbered groupings of notes, in this case, five triplets), can lend interest to this more rhythmically homogeneous style.

• The set of 16 canons are rhythmically more complex and intended to be a development of the first set.

• The arias offer perhaps the most varied music, melodically and rhythmically, with many wide leaps, and diminished and augmented intervals.

• It moves rhythmically from one large musical moment to the next one, usually reinforcing the phrasing of the text.

• Nevertheless, these repeated fragments remain isolated from one another, both rhythmically and registrally, impeding any sense of linear continuity.

• A primary fount of the new style, vocally and rhythmically, was the music of the sanctified churches.

• The spinning of the fire poi can be entirely sporadic, or rhythmically precise.

• This also might include a brief analysis of a transcribed solo, pointing out how the innovator approached the tune rhythmically or harmonically.

• The music provides four phrases, of which the first two are rhythmically parallel, each setting one line of text.